Motion capture, or "mocap" as it's often called, is the process of attaching sensors to different parts of an actor, recording their movement, and using that data to animate digital characters.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, award-winning motion capture creator Rokoko, introduces its Smartgloves, a hand and finger tracking solution that captures every nuance of ...

Many studios can do this kind of “motion capture,” but […] TOKYO — Video games like Final Fantasy XV have stunningly realistic visuals of human faces and bodies.

To create the dragon in "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug," having Benedict "in a mocap suit … seemed to help get him immersed and home in on the character." ...

It would be great if we could have motion-capture studios to capture and translate our movements into virtual worlds. Rokoko Electronics wants to make that happen, and it is unveiling its ...

For this motion-capture work they outfitted a bunch of cats with sensors. (Which the cats barely seemed to notice, which is a great sign they didn’t hurt.) ...

Motion Capture is becoming one of the fastest-growing techniques in filmmaking today. Sometimes, “MoCap” and voiceover go together for video games, animation, and more. I spoke with actor ...

Sony has launched an interesting product called Mocopi, consisting of six motion-tracking bands worn on your hands, feet, back and head, with a price of 49,500 yen (about $358).The aim is to let ...

Motion capture transfers the movement of an actor to a digital character. Systems that use tracking cameras (with or without markers) can be referred to as "optical," while systems that measure ...

Many studios can do this kind of “motion capture,” but Square Enix has a large “mocap” studio with 68 cameras. And this studio can take the captured image of an actor and immediately ...